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Fourteen people have been killed in two separate horror accidents on the country's roads. Seven people were killed and 17 others seriously injured when a mini-bus taxi collided with a truck outside Kroonstad in the Free State on Tuesday night

Thanks to solid effort from their defence, the South Africa men's hockey side managed to defeat Belgium 3-2 in a once-off Test match at the University College Dublin, in Ireland, last night. South Afric led 2-1 at the break and can look back on

Slovakian champion Peter Sagan continued his impressive start to his Tour de France debut with his second stage win inside three days yesterday. RadioShack's Fabian Cancellara of Switzerland retained the overall leader's yellow jersey at the end

Serena Williams produced a champion's display to knock out title-holder Petra Kvitova in the quarter-finals at Wimbledon yesterday as Victoria Azarenka, Agnieszka Radwanska and Angelique Kerber joined her in the Wimbledon semi-finals.  

The Independent Police Investigative Directorate says its investigating 110 cases against police members in the Eastern Cape. IPID chief executive officer, Francois Beukman, says 90 cases are now with the Director of Public Prosecutions for a

Democratic Alliance MP, Patricia Kopane, will conduct site visits to state hospitals in Nelson Mandela Bay today. She will be accompanied by DA leader in the Bhisho legislature, Bobby Stevenson and the party's provincial spokesperson on health

Residents of Port Elizabeth's Walmer township have suspended their protests for now. This followed feedback from the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality on a list of grievances that range from housing delivery to proper sanitation. Community

Seven people were killed when a taxi driver lost control of his vehicle on the R61 between Aberdeen and Beaufort West early this morning. Western Cape Traffic Chief Kenny Africa says the accident happened between 5 and 6 o'clock this morning in

First half ticket sales at the National Arts Festival in Grahamstown have grown across both the main and fringe festivals. However, festival CEO, Tony Lankester, cautioned against predicting similar levels of growth for the whole event. "